<h1>India Approves 66 FDI Proposals Worth INR 13,624.88 Crore from Neighboring Countries; Major Investment in Pharma, Energy, Services.</h1> Since April 18, 2020, the Indian government has received 347 foreign direct investment (FDI) proposals from countries sharing land borders with India, totaling approximately INR 75,951 Crore. Of these, 66 proposals have been approved, amounting to investments of about INR 13,624.88 Crore across various sectors. The sectors with notable investments include drugs and pharmaceuticals (INR 5037 Crore), non-conventional energy (INR 2810 Crore), and services (INR 2907.81 Crore). Meanwhile, 193 proposals were rejected, closed, or withdrawn. This information was disclosed by a government official in a parliamentary session.